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| T/F: The Seven Year's War began in North America, but spread to involve almost all of Europe |
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| T/F: Mary I married Philip II of Spain as part of her attempt to restore Cathlicism to England |
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| T/F:Elizabeth I's rule was weakend by a Puritan Parliment that blocked financing for her programs |
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| T/F:Peter The Great made the position of czar more powerful |
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| T/F:Catherine the Great was more sucessful at domestic rule than foregin policy |
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| T/F:Henry IV converted to Calvinism in order to unify France |
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| T/F:Cardinal Richelieu created a system that strengthened the role of the clergy in French Government |
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| T/F:Under Louis XIV France became less tolerant toward other religions |
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| T/F:Brandenburg-Prussia grew in strength after Fredrick William unified all the armies into one |
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| T/F:Fredrick William I lived extravagntly in an attempt to copy Louis XIV's show of power |
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| T/F:The Diplomatic Revolution was the result of attempts to curtail French power |
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| T/F:The Treaty of Utrecht was designed, in part, to limit France's power |
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| T/F:The Pragmatic Sanction allowed Maria Theresa to inherit all of her father's lands |
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| T/F:Peter the Great moved the capital of Russia in order to escape western influence |
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| T/F: James I's difficulties with Parliment resulted from his attempts to restore Catholicism |
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| T/F:The Balkan League was organized to create unified trade between the Balkan states |
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| T/F: Most African nations resisted assimilation |
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| T/F: Bismark pushed the German states into the Franco-PrussianWar to unify Germany |
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| T/F: In general, no one supported Alexander II's decision to end surfdom |
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| T/F:In Russia, groups such as the People's Will used violence to try to get the government to meet its demands |
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| T/F: As a result of the Spanish-American war, the U.S gained control of Cuba |
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| T/F: In general, Christian missionaries from imperial nations had a negative impact on colonies |
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| T/F: Japan took advantage of the shock of Pearl Harbor to conquer other Pacific Islands |
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| In general, the people of the United States wanted to join the war immediatley after it started |
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| The Axis Powers captured Stalingrad after 6 months of fighting |
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| T/F:At the Yalta conference, Allied leaders decided that Germany would be divided and occupied by the Allied troops |
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| T/F: Japan invaded Manchuria, and eventually gained control of one-fourth of China |
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| Matter can change shape or form but cannot be created or destroyed |
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| Thought based on religious teachings and classical literature |
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| laws of motion and gravity |
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| In Ptolemy's geocentric universe.. |
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| its believed that the eart revolves around the sun |
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| only using known facts to arrive at conculsions |
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| used piracy to support England against Spain |
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| Proposed Government of checks and balances |
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| Truth can be determined by logical thinking |
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| Believed people should give up rights for order |
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| British laws passed in 1774 to which colonists objected |
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| system of producing large numbers of identical items |
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| Lead several revolutions in Latin America |
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| Alternating periods of prosperity and decline |
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| Artistic movement focusing on emotion over reason |
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| Formulated the theory of social Darwinism |
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| Explained the conditioned reflex |
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| Political and economic system in which the goverment owns the means of production |
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| Believed that total evolution to destroy capitilism |
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| Authoritarian French leader |
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| Rebelled against Treaty of Frankfurt and monarchist rule |
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| Strengthened spanish control angered the colonists |
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| Movements of people away from their natural lands |
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| A reformer who made cities have social services |
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| June 6th 1994 the day Allied troops began the invasion on France's Normandy Coast |
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| US plan to stop communisim |
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| Pledge to stop communisim |
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| Mary Wollstonecraft argued that |
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| Enlightenment ideas should apply to women |
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| Oliver Cromwell was the leader of the |
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| British moved into North America in order to |
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| find the Northwest passage |
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| people's rights should be protected by the government |
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| In a limited consitutional monarchy, the monarch had |
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| The Articles of Confederation created a |
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| The First Contiental Congress called for |
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| full rights of British Citizens for the colonists |
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| Napoleon's rule could be best describeed as |
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| The Declaration of Rights of Man established |
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| Freedom of speech, right to fair trial, right to hold office |
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| Universal manhood sufferage meant |
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| men could vote regaurdless of owning property |
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| The Declaration of Independence gave |
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| rights of goverment to the people |
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| "A Republic of Virute" meant that people |
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| were expected to be good citizens |
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| The Hundred Days refers to |
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| At the Congress of Vienna, territory was divided up to |
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| Restore cultural borders, reward some nations, punish some nations |
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| allowing tithe and feudal dues |
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| The true beginning of the French Revolution was |
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| 3rd estate declaring itself the National Assembly |
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| Discontent in France was caused by |
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| Rising cost of living, lack of political voice, and anger at nobility's freedoms |
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| The Triple Entente was formed in reaction to |
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| Germany's military build up |
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| The Treaty of Brest Litovsk allowed the Germans to |
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| Mobilize more troops against France |
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| What weapons were used in WWII |
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| Poisonous gas, tanks, airplanes, long range artillerym machine guns, and U-Boats |
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| The Battle of Marne was importante because |
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| it kept Germany from entering Paris |
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| After the Revolution, control of the new Russia was won by |
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| As nations tried to outlast each other, WWI became |
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| What are 3 ways the Soviet culture changed during the 5 YRs war? |
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| Forms became collectives, steel production increased, and produtcion of consumer goods decreased |
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| During the Paris Peace conference, the US and Europe disagreed about |
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| The prescense of the formal central powers |
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| Russia's Communist government tried to improve food production by |
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| having peasents form collective farms |
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| What are the 3 effects of the Teaty of Versailles? |
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| Poland was restored, Austria & Hungray was seperated, and France regained Alasce Leraice |
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| Hitler's movement of troops into the Rhineland |
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| The Weimat Republic was unpopular in Germany because |
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| People felt that they had signed a humiliating treaty |
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| The Great Depression affected |
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| Postwar Britain's economic recovery was based on |
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| A coelition, labor and liberal government |
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| Soviet armies fighting Germany benefited from |
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| The conquest of Norway and Denmark was important to Germany because they |
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| access the Atlantic ocean |
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| Stalin signed a nonagression pact with Germany because |
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| he and Hitler wanted to divide Eastern Europe |
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| To avoid war with Germany, Britan andFrance promised not to |
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| Interfere with German annexation of Czechosolvakia |
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| The Battle of Britian was fought mostly |
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| Victory against Japan came after |
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| In the concentration camps, the people least likley to be exucuted were |
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| According to Hitler's plan, Easter Europe would become living space for |
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| Victory in the Balkans gave the Axis Powers |
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| Acces to Middle Eastern and Russian oil fields |
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